...phone can take great photos, but professional photographers can produce stunning results. After years of traveling around Xinjiang, China with a puny little pocket camera, I have finally crossed over...
...number of billionaires, according to Forbes magazine. And now an enterprising company has set up a course for kids born into wealthy families, who are learning how to deal with...
...years later that news came from back home which shocked me. In the spring of 2002, I was talking with my mother over the phone when she shared about a...
...journey. It is run by a Christian couple. The husband, Long, recently agreed to be interviewed by a Christian Times reporter over the phone. He shared with us the unique...
...simply wait passively for whatever comes up but we should express our ideas and try to build a social consensus, Zhang, who helped draft the letter, said in a phone...
...course you should use WeChat as a tool to communicate with them. On the contrary, it would be more considerate to make phone calls to elderly people who don’t like...
...western China’s Xinjiang region on Wednesday over allegations that they are made with forced labor from detained Uighur Muslims. Sponsored Link E-book: International Student Ministry in China It seems that,...
![A young boy in a blue and orange shirt with a blue backpack, carries some food on the way home from school. Ours is just one story among millions in China facing similar challenges. Due to the rigorous demands of the college entrance exams and pervasive competitive pressures in education, many Christian families here opt to send their children to unregistered Christian schools… [Our son], however, is among the few who remain within the Chinese educational system, compelled more by financial necessity than choice.](https://media.chinasource.org/uploads/2024/05/BL240521-header-ChinaSource-Chinese-Christianity-Chinese-Education-Private-Education-Christian-Education-Chinese-Families-Chinese-Christians-Isaiah-55-8-9-300x150.jpg)
...his own siblings—a promise he truly fulfilled. The boarding school was quite strict in many respects. For instance, students were permitted only one phone call per week, a rule that...
...could talk. I hung up the phone. I knew there was no way to back down now but wondered what the gospel is. What does it mean to believe in...
...Despite the shrinking number of rural poor, China is still facing a smaller yet tougher poverty problem. For decades, the Chinese government has relied on economic growth to boost incomes. But...
This is the second part of a two-part blog on fear, shame, and guilt cultures. You can read part one here. A Quick Review of Fear, Shame and Guilt Cultures Guilt Culture...
...of farmland and drastically altering the lives of rural dwellers. So large is the scale that the number of brand-new Chinese city dwellers will approach the total urban population of...